Vinyl Album - The Beatles - The Beatles Tapes From The David Wigg Interviews - Polydor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beatles
Title:	The Beatles Tapes From The David Wigg Interviews
Label:	Polydor
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	2683 068 / 2478 089 / 2478 090
Date:	30 Jul 1976
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	30 Own
Price Guide:	$132
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PRICE GUIDE

$132

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	John Lennon With Yoko Ono	Interview (Part 1) June 1969		Rate
A2	[no artist listed]	Give Peace A Chance	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A3	John Lennon With Yoko Ono	Interview (Part 2) June 1969		Rate
A4	[no artist listed]	Imagine	Lennon	Rate
A5	John Lennon With Yoko Ono	Interview (Part 3) June 1969		Rate
A6	[no artist listed]	Come Together	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A7	John Lennon With Yoko Ono	Interview October 1971		Rate
B1	Paul McCartney	Interview (Part 1) March 1979		Rate
B2	[no artist listed]	Because	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B3	Paul McCartney	Interview (Part 2) March 1970		Rate
B4	[no artist listed]	Yesterday	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B5	Paul McCartney	Interview (Part 3) Marchy 1970		Rate
B6	[no artist listed]	Hey Jude	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
C1	George Harrison	Interview (Part 1) March 1969		Rate
C2	[no artist listed]	Here Comes The Sun	Harrison	Rate
C3	George Harrison	Interview (Part 2) March 1969		Rate
C4	[no artist listed]	Something	Harrison	Rate
D1	Ringo Starr	Interview December 1968		Rate
D2	Ringo Starr	Interview July 1970		Rate
D3	Ringo Starr	Interview (Part 1) December 1973		Rate
D4	[no artist listed]	Octopus's Garden	Starkey	Rate
D5	Ringo Starr	Interview (Part 2) December 1973		Rate
D6	[no artist listed]	Yellow Submarine	Lennon, McCartney	Rate

Notes

UK Chart Entry: 21 Aug 1976
Highest Position: 45
Total Weeks on Chart: 1
Fleet Street writer David Wigg specialises in pop music and show business for the Daily Express. He first came in close contact with The Beatles in the sixties when he was writing his own column entitled 'Young London' for the Evening News.

Interview and Editing: David Wigg
Concept: Bryan Morrison
Co-ordination: Chris Parry
Engineering: Peter Wilson
Hey Jude and Give Peace A Chance recorded at Ramport Studios London
All other titles recorded at Polydor Studios London

Musicians:
Violins: Gavyn Wright, Irvine Arditti
Viola: Jan Schlapp
Cello: Helen Liebmann
Oboe: Janice Knight
Trumpets: Crispian Steele-Perkins, Paul Cash
Guitar: (Here Comes The Sun) Carlos Bonell
Guitar: (Yesterday) Tom Hartmann
ARP Odyssey Synthesiser: Francis Markman
Piano: Ann Odell
Harmonica: Graham Smith

Music arranged by Martyn Ford and John Bell
Conducted and produced by Martyn Ford
Art Direction: Ian Murray
Design: John Gorham

Photographers:
Dezo Hoffman
David Nutter
Michael Putland
Larry Ellis

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Comments and Reviews


abbaroni 21st Apr 2020		Added advert from Music Week, 31st July 1976.



TheDroid 7th Nov 2015		Added brighter/clearer label images, all four of which have the black box with an "M" in it above the 33 triangle. An6y66 entries have them on the second album, but not on the first?



TopPopper 15th Sep 2013		I don't think the songs should be credited to Various Artists. They should be credited as per the album, and they appear to be anonymous - so "[no artist listed]". I see the individual musicians are named, but it's the name of the overall act which we are looking for.

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USA - PBR International - 1978